San Luis Obispo County
Montaña de Oro & Avila Beach
The dunes and coves of Montaña de Oro State Park, then sunny Avila Beach and Port San Luis. Avila Beach allows off-leash dogs before 10 a.m. and after 5 p.m.
- Montaña de Oro Sand SpitMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesNo dogs now
- Hazard Canyon ReefMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachFeaturedRestrooms: unknownNo dogs now
- Spooner's CoveMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesDogs OK now
- Coon Creek BeachMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachFeaturedRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Avila BeachMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesNo dogs now
- Olde Port BeachMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesDogs OK now
- Pirate's CoveMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachFeaturedRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Pecho Coast TrailMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachFeaturedRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Morro Dunes Natural PreserveMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Baywood Park BeachMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Morro Bay AccessMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Point Buchon TrailMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachRestrooms: yesDogs: check rules
- Avila Beach Community ParkMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachRestrooms: yesDogs: check rules
- Bluff Trail (Avila Beach to Shell Beach)Montaña de Oro & Avila BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Port San LuisMontaña de Oro & Avila BeachRestrooms: yesNo dogs now
Tides & daylight · next 3 days
Information only, not safety advice. Conditions change, so always follow lifeguards and posted signs. Data: official city, county, State Parks and National Park Service pages, the California Coastal Commission, NOAA and the National Weather Service · Facts checked Oct 3, 2026 · Map © OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.